Stocked Storehouse
Madeleine Baerg
Canadian farmers have always stored a portion of their
crop on-farm, knowing they gain better marketing control and more competitive
pricing if they can hold...
Unspeakable Times
By Vincent Cloutier
Inflation is at its highest level in decades and interest rates are rising, meanwhile oil and fertilizer prices remain high despite a...
Return of the Soybean
By Craig Lester
Planted soybean acres on the Prairies may have taken it on the chin a little bit this year.
Brendan Phillips of Grand Bend...
What Will The Market Remember About These Uncertain Times?
By Vincent CloutierEarly this spring, we watched live the horror of the Russian aggression and the unspeakable courage of the Ukrainian people against the...
Grain Market Analysis: The Struggle of Quality and Quantity
As winter closes in, and with harvest now behind us, markets should generally stabilize some as buyers focus on trying to establish the quality...
Lighten Your Footprint
By Steve Werblow
Rushing into the field to save a day can leave farmers with soil compaction that may reduce crop yields and increase fuel...
The Easy Button
By Natalie Noble
Grain sampling at harvest. The time-consuming practice yields poor representation and inaccurate results more often than not, but that’s about to change....
The Farmer’s New Workhorse
It’s understandable that sometimes the
Can-Am Defender HD10 is misunderstood.
It’s easy to call it a sharp and popular
UTV, but it’s not just that. The specific...
A New Green Revolution in Agriculture
By Claude Rene Flueckiger
Biological products will revolutionize agriculture by
replacing chemical fertilizers and chemical pesticides in the $240 billion crop
protection and fertilizer market. Biologicals include...
Back to Basis
By Natalie Noble
Gone are the days when the most successful farmer sat on
the tractor in the field the longest. Today’s farmer is connected, tech-savvy
and...
